Reading is building hundreds of council homes – so why are numbers still falling?
A debate has taken place over the amount of council housing in Reading, as whilst the council is building new homes, it is losing older ones to buyers
Read moreDetailsA debate has taken place over the amount of council housing in Reading, as whilst the council is building new homes, it is losing older ones to buyers
Read moreDetailsReading FC continue to face a battle to keep hold of midfielder Charlie Savage this summer, with several Championship clubs continuing to monitor
Read moreDetailsThe new £8 million central library has officially opened at Reading council's offices in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council currently invests £2.46 million per year in local bus services.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire's six councils have joined forces to tackle issues across the area, but a council leader is 'struggling to know what we've achieved'.
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of the Woodley Community Carnival have apologised after anti-social behaviour and violence involving a group of young people
Read moreDetailsA swan welfare charity has said a boat race on the River Thames in Reading could have been halted to prevent the tragedy.
Read moreDetailsThe father of a teenage son who was murdered in Reading has welcomed government plans to ban social media for children.
Read moreDetailsPolice were called to a school in Reading, Tilehurst following reports of a suspicious incident involving a pupil.
Read moreDetails600 new flats ? but just four parking spaces in major Reading development
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